Autonomous weapons and the future wars
Autonomous weapons are armaments with a mind of their own - which once activated, can select and engage targets with or without any further intervention by a human operator.
50 military equipment which future generations would only see in museums #1
Museums all over the world offer a glimpse into the past and showcase a range of military items that once played a role in shaping history.
Top 10 innovations that have revolutionized the military in the 21st century
From robots to self-driving vehicles 21st century has witnessed a flurry of military innovations blurring the lines between science fiction and reality.
Naxalism in India: Go, went, Gone…
The Government of India is aggressively working to eliminate Naxalism from India by 31st March 2026, to ensure that no citizen has to lose their life because of it.
Operation Sindoor: Technology in Action
Operation Sindoor, launched by India on May 6, 2025, marked a crucial moment in the nation's counter-terrorism and strategic military doctrine.
Hacking the hackers- a paradigm shift in tackling cybercrime
Hacking the Hackers is a strategy to tackle cybercrime. However, there are some challenges associated with hacking by government cybersecurity agencies
Promotion based on seniority or merit – what does the Army really need?
The objective behind this move is to evolve a merit-based promotion policy for officers at the decision-making levels in the armed forces.
Will drones & UAVs change the future battlefield?
Drones offer small countries very cheap access to tactical aviation and Precision Guided Weapons, enabling them to destroy an opponent’s much costlier equipment such as tanks and AD system
Debunking the Myth: Can Drones really replace the Fighter Jets? Think Again
Media suggestions that inexpensive drone and loitering munitions are much cheaper and more effective than fancy aircraft and tanks costing billions are juvenile, un-informed, outrageous and pathetically wrong.
Mullah-Military nexus in Pakistan – a reality we need to accept
A number of so-called intellectuals, lament that the Mullah-Military nexus in Pakistan is the source of all the evil. The question is what you can do about it?
Enemies within: Generals who destroyed Pakistan 1
Pakistan – is one country which doesn’t need any enemies. The biggest threat to Pakistan is internal — not external.
Enemies within: Generals who destroyed Pakistan 2
General Agha Muhammad Yahya Khan's tenure (1969–1971) was one of the most turbulent and darkest periods in Pakistan's history.
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